Our Work – Impact

Creating a world where people uprooted by conflict and disaster have a safe place to belong.

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In the Umerkot district, displacement is widespread and education and health services are lacking. Girls especially are less likely to be in school and women and children lack access to vital child and maternal health services. Aliza Khan / Act for Peace
Providing access to education for girls in Pakistan opens doors that were previously closed to them.

Working with and for people who are displaced

Backed by our supporters, we address displacement through locally led programs that help empower people uprooted by conflict and disaster to rebuild their lives.

We partner with local organisations and work together to create lasting change. Scroll down to read our annual impact report.

2024/25 Impact Snapshot
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highlights 2024/25

12,000

people accessed health services and received free medicine in Pakistan

592

young people learned about climate justice, food security and gender rights in the Philippines

3,335

farmers trained in conservation agriculture in Zimbabwe

96%

of families who joined savings and loan groups increased their savings in Jordan

758

community members attended climate change information sessions in Indonesia

524

refugees trained in leadership, development, governance and/or office management on the Thai-Myanmar border

Resources are essential for building strong infrastructure and increasing our effectiveness and impact for people around the world who have been uprooted by conflict and disaster.

In the past financial year, 72% of Act for Peace’s expenditure was used on our programs, advocacy, and community education work, an increase of 5% compared to FY24.

Fundraising comprised a further 11% while 17% was spent on accountability and administration to ensure our programs and funds are used as effectively as possible.

Act for Peace has continued to prioritise the effective management of its finances as a vital resource for fulfilling its mission. For FY25, an operating surplus of $446k was achieved, compared to the FY24 deficit of $523K.